Air-Cooled vs Water-Cooled Compressor

An air compressor is a positive displacement compressor that produces energy to power commercial tools and equipment. Rotary screw air compressors generate heat as they function, which is why compressed air needs to be cooled — either with air or a chilled liquid. Whether you get a water-cooled or air-cooled compressor for your business depends on your […]
Read MoreApplications of Air Compressors for Personal and Professional Use

Air compressors are found in a wide range of environments for an even wider range of uses. You’ll see gas stations offering compressed air to inflate your vehicle’s tires, and your tire shop uses compressed air with an air tool to remove your tires. You may have seen small desktop air compressors used with an […]
Read MoreFull Guide to Air Compressor Safety

Safety should be the priority in any workplace environment, whether it’s a construction site, a factory or another setting. Business leaders want to make sure their employees are safe, maintain high morale among their workforce and reduce the possibility of damaged or broken machinery. By employing practical safety measures, your company can benefit from increased uptime […]
Read MoreVacuum Pumps and Air Compression: What’s The Difference?

Here at Quincy, we are no strangers to the wide variety of industries that use compressed air. It’s an essential utility for many companies, vital for operation throughput and product quality. Many corporations considered to be “critical infrastructure” such as hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, and food companies depend heavily on Quincy compressed air. We offer a […]
Read MoreAir Compressor Accessories that Make the Job Easier

Air compressors are known for their ease of use. End-use tools are simpler, deliver quick and responsive power and are easier to maintain than traditional electric tools. With the exception of the technician in charge of keeping the compressed air system running, many people don’t give air compressors a second thought. However, there are a […]
Read MoreClimate Control Compressors

Over the past century, man’s triumph over air has been marked by two inventions: the air compressor and the air conditioner. Both inventions have been integral to the development of HVAC systems, which have made it possible to control temperatures and air quality in buildings both large and small. In recent years, the role of […]
Read MoreThe Rotary Compression Cycle

Rotary screw compressors power a multitude of different manufacturing processes. In any factory where goods are made, you are almost certain to find at least one rotary screw air compressor at work. Industrial rotary screw compressors offer the advantage of a 100% duty cycle and the ability to stay in operation 24 hours a day. […]
Read MoreWhy Is My Air Compressor Losing Pressure?

The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that industrial operations use 10% of their electricity on creating compressed air. As such, compressed air can be a costly investment. Inefficient production systems reduce profits, sometimes threatening the ongoing financial viability of businesses. With such intense price competition, manufacturers need to identify areas of inefficiency. At industrial facilities, many unseen errors can cause reductions in […]
Read MoreCompressed Air and Roller Coasters

Amusement parks offer a joyous sensory overload for people of all ages. From the sweet taste of cotton candy to the colors and visuals of the roller coasters and Ferris wheels, amusement parks stimulate the eyes and taste buds, as well as the imagination. Above and beyond […]
Read MoreGuide to Air Compressors for Scuba Diving

Compressed air plays an important role in many fields and industries, but when it comes to scuba diving, high-quality, breathable compressed air is critical. For this reason, all divers should understand how a diving air compressor works, plus how to maintain it and perform basic repairs. If you’re new to diving or are interested […]
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